Manchester City Signs Donnarumma as Ederson Joins Fenerbahce

Manchester City has confirmed a major goalkeeper change, signing Italy's Gianluigi Donnarumma from Paris Saint-Germain for around £30.4 million and signing him to a five-year contract. Donnarumma, known for his shot-stopping abilities and recent Champions League success with PSG, will compete for the starting spot alongside James Trafford and Stefan Ortega. Meanwhile, Ederson Moraes, who spent eight successful years at City and helped the club win 18 major trophies including six Premier League titles and a Champions League, has moved to Turkish club Fenerbahçe for approximately £12 million. Ederson's departure marks the end of an era during which he redefined the goalkeeper role with his ball-playing skills and assists, greatly contributing to the team's success under Pep Guardiola. The swap reflects City's strategic decision to bring in a world-class shot-stopper while maintaining strong competition in goal, though Donnarumma's playing style differs in distribution from Ederson's, which is a key feature in Guardiola's teams. The transfers have been viewed as fair and mutually beneficial, strengthening City's goalkeeping options and giving Ederson a new chapter in Turkish football.